@MarkV It’s documented how to do it. I (re)wrote that documentation personally. Feel free to read https://docs.magicmirror.builders/configuration/introduction.html#advanced-configuration-and-frequently-asked-how-to-configure-examples and ask here if you have any questions, I’ll be more than happy to help.

@sdetweil I simplifed out the details on purpose… Trying to keep it simple, Stupid (KISS)

:)

@DDE12
If simply turning off the monitor. No it does not stop MM or modules.

If stopped with Module Scheduler, maybe. Module Scheduler has to announce that it’s hiding a module, and the module being hidden has to process that announcement.

What I do, is have an external routine to turn off my monitor(s), and then stop the MM process completely upon leaving where my MM is. When I return, another routine turns on my monitors and restarts my MM install.

So, the forum now wants to do this every time I have a notice on any followed thread.

This is not theme dependent.

Thought I’d let y’all know so it could be passed up the chain.

@Cliff365 Usually the APIs change season to season in all sports.

Just the way it is.

@dcazman Clearly, HDMI.

Seriously though

1. one that exposes the ports to the bottom of the case, not out the back. This will make it easier to mount regardless of use.

2. one with a bezel around the front - makes it easier to de-case if you decide to do that. The “zero bezel/minimum bezel” front cases have nasty fronts that make it difficult to use behind custom glass.

3. look through the showcase for other recommendations - they have a LOT of teardown examples.

@KristjanESPERANTO Encoded lines? Oh hell no.

Don’t care if it’s fully documented, if I’m not able to at least look at the code, then it’s a hell no for me.

@clakkentt Yeah – I get that… Sadly, I don’t think there’s a way to get around “Stupid video driver tricks” in this case, sadly.

@juli2709 most everything on the config is.

@clakkentt FWIW, the same thing happens on the PI - I’ve got a dual monitor set up, and when I turn off the monitors, they not only smash onto one screen, but shrink WAY down.